The Australian Wagyu sector represents the largest breeding and production base around the world, supporting an export industry with a current estimated value in excess of $1 billion annually.

Changes in the Chain of Responsibility law aims to ensure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for identifying breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law.

When Warren and Meg Salter first considered the Tru-Test Remote Walk Over Weighing Flexi Mobile, system they were running an 18,000-head cattle feedlot turning over 60-80,000 head a year.

Weather conditions can sometimes be so harsh that trees aren't enough to protect your herd, especially for high production cows. It's just one of the many reasons to consider a dairy barn.

If you talk to most farmers, they will tell you there is one word that strikes fear into them more than any other - and that is drought.

GREAT people manufacturing locally in Australia and developing proven products - that's how some of the biggest names in agriculture regard FUCHS Lubricants.

Ian Crafter, founder of Atlex Stockyards and its senior designer, may well have the key to a better bottom line for livestock producers.

Simplicity Australia is home to the most comprehensive and innovative range of air seeders and cultivators in Australia.

Drivers using a Freight Pass will need to have had one dose of a vaccine by October 15 and be fully vaccinated by November 15.

Aviation industry moving towards compulsory vaccination.

The field days have been shelved for this year but a new event is on the horizon.

Victoria's ombudsman is investigating the health department's handling of border exemptions after more than 80 stranded Victorians have complained to the watchdog.

Case IH has launched the Austoft 9000 cane harvester with a more powerful engine, intelligent hydraulic system and a raft of other innovations.

Just because the cloud is there, doesn't mean everything needs to be uploaded to it.

The first of the 53 combine harvesters, 44 tractors and other agricultural equipment, including new header fronts, diverted on five ships almost a fortnight ago due to a long-running industrial dispute at Fremantle Port, is expected to begin arriving tomorrow and over the weekend.

Parts supply is at an all-time high as machinery manufacturers prepare for what is anticipated to be a bumper harvest.